VS Code forks are facing a bleak future

Darko

18 hrs ago

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Cursor and Windsurf, I'm looking at you.

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Aleks

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Thanks for this insightful post, @darko.

I'm pretty sure Windsurf and Cursor will go with OpenVSX. Building their own ecosystem would be too much. On the other side, never underestimatethe "efficiency" of proprietary projects :trollface:

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VS Code forks are facing a bleak future